Sentence examples for operational vulnerabilities from inspiring English sources

"The investigation uncovered certain operational vulnerabilities in our own systems," he said.

Probabilistic safety assessment (PSA) has had a significant role in quantitative decision-making by finding design and operational vulnerabilities and evaluating cost-benefit in improving such weak points.

The findings also affirm that the SCRE scale potentially better predicts supply chain operational vulnerability (OV) and supply chain performance (SCP) and conforms to the "technical" and "evolutionary" fitness criteria of dynamic capability theory.

In the report, Cooper concluded operational security vulnerabilities for the pipeline have been overlooked by the U.S. government.

This domain of the ontology shown in Fig. 6 provides an overview of all captured aspects of the operational approaches of vulnerability assessments.

Although many studies have tried to provide solutions for measuring vulnerability, and there is a wide range of vulnerability quantifying methods (for example, Turner et al. 2003; van der Veen et al. 2009; Sterlacchini et al. 2014), a fundamental challenge remains how to make vulnerability operational (Hinkel 2011).

Making the concept of vulnerability "operational" has been a challenge because current theoretical concepts and frameworks are abstract and lack guidelines to measure or quantify them (Hinkel 2011).

Lessons learnt in this remote region could be applied in other settings characterized by operational challenges and vulnerability factors in order to overcome barriers to the introduction of testing.

In addition, the city of Boston treats all mass­-attended civic and public gatherings – such as its July 4th celebration, its First Night festivities, and its championship parades (Boston has won eight major-league sports championships since 2001) – as opportunities to better learn the weaknesses and vulnerabilities in its operational plans.

These vulnerabilities are fully operational, and can be successfully exploited, as demonstrated in our research.

These include regional harmonisation of drug regimens; coordinated cross border referral services; equitable access to services for mobile populations; coordinated regional public health surveillance and epidemic preparedness; information, education, and health promotion; and operational research on the specific vulnerabilities facing mobile populations.